Treating several objects together

Multi-select mode can be activated in the Object Manager. Several compatible objects can then be selected and given the same plant protection product application together. The prerequisite for this is currently that the selected objects have the same crop species or the same crop group permitted for this.

Multi-selection is an input aid. In the background, a separate plant protection product record is still created for each selected object. This keeps every single application assigned to a specific object.

Recording tank mixes

In the application form, tank mix mode can be activated after the first plant protection product. Further plant protection products can then be added. For each product, the product-specific details, in particular the application rate actually used, are recorded separately.

A tank mix does not lead to a single common record. If, for example, two products are applied on the same object, two independent plant protection product records are created with the same treatment location, but each with its own plant protection product and its own application rate.

Saving frequently used tank mixes

Recurring combinations can be saved as partial data and used again later. Depending on how you work, the entire tank mix or individual plant protection products can be stored as reusable partial data. Tank mixes can thus be prepared without having to select every product completely anew for each application.

Combining multi-selection and tank mix

Both functions can in principle be combined: a tank mix can be applied to several compatible objects. The record logic is preserved in the process. For each selected object and each plant protection product used, an independent plant protection product application record is created.

This separation is important because each product must remain individually traceable, even if in practice the application took place in a single pass.